Comlux announces organizational changes in Comlux Completion

With the upcoming delivery of its first Wide Body completion and the arrival of the first Boeing BBJ MAX and Airbus ACJ neo in Indianapolis this winter, Comlux Completion is pleased to announce the following organizational and operational changes.

Daron Dryer is promoted to Chief Executive Officer of Comlux Completion as of January 1st, 2019, taking over Scott Meyer’s duties. Daron has over 20 years' experience within the aviation industry. He joined Comlux in 2009 as Director of Engineering and was promoted Chief Operating Officer in 2017. Daron has successfully integrated a technology and research center within Comlux, developing in-house innovative solutions for the VIP cabin outfitting industry.

Scott Meyer is appointed Executive Vice President at the Comlux Group level. Scott has been with Comlux Completion practically since the inception of the company. He started his career at Comlux in 2009 as VP Engineering. In March 2014 he was appointed Chief Operating Officer and since early 2015 has held the position of Chief Executive Officer of Comlux Completion.

“I would like to thank Scott for his performance and dedication during the last 10 years which have made Comlux Completion what it is today.” says Richard Gaona, Chairman and CEO of Comlux. “Now, Daron has my full support and the one of the Board of Directors to write a new chapter for Comlux Completion to become The Center of Excellence and Innovation in VIP Completion.”

Comlux is one of the leaders in Business Aviation, Transaction and Completion services. For over 15 years, we have been Engineering luxury for VIP customers looking for personal and professional management of their private aviation needs: aircraft sales and acquisitions, aircraft operations and charter management, cabin interiors, maintenance and upgrades. Headquartered in Switzerland with a global presence around the world, Comlux delivers World-class Swiss-made business aviation services at the highest standards of the industry.